Sentence examples for turned language from inspiring English sources

Yet she turned language and poetry on end.

"Politically, historically and personally ambitious, expressed in beautifully turned language, her book is as many-angled and any-angled as its title suggests," said Duhig, who is himself an award-winning poet.

Beyond the beaches, there are hidden Maya, Kuna and Miskito villages, haciendas turned language schools and the cobbled streets of beautiful Spanish-colonial towns, where vendors push squeaky carts of fresh corn or shaved ice.  .

What is it that turns language into an animal?

He positively delighted in turning language upside down.

There's no framing of the words in action, which is what turns language into an aspect of cinematic style.

Just 21 per cent of teachers are switching careers in their first three-and-ahalf years compared to 44 per cent of those in a range of other graduate professions – it's clear that turning language skills into teaching can be a rewarding option.

How do writers turn language, which is communal and soaked in history, in a new direction that can encompass thoughts quite out of kilter with the society's current assumptions?

Anne-Marie Hislop Davenport, Iowa, Feb. 20, 2009 • To the Editor: David Brooks's assertion that "our moral and economic system is based on individual responsibility" is an excellent example of his ability to turn language inside out.

Think of it as just turning language into data.

So we turn language, which is a subjective expression, into an objective data source".